A father builds a swing for his children. The swing consists of a board attached to two ropes, as shown in Figure 3.17. The swing is mounted on a tree branch, with the board 3.5 m below the branch. The diameter of the branch is 8.2 cm and the kinetic coefficient of friction between the ropes and the branch is 0.1. After the swing is installed and his child is seated, the father pulls the swing back 10 and releases. What is the decrease in angle of each swing and how many swings will the child receive before Dad needs to give another push?

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(a)
T, = T,eHB
H = 0.1
- d = 8.2 cm
3.5 m
T
27
272
FIGURE 3.17
(a) Tree swing of Example 3.11. (b) The tension
developed in opposite sides of a rope are
unequal due to friction. (c) FBDS of swing at an
arbitrary instant.
mg
External forces
Effective forces
Transcribed Image Text:(a) T, = T,eHB H = 0.1 - d = 8.2 cm 3.5 m T 27 272 FIGURE 3.17 (a) Tree swing of Example 3.11. (b) The tension developed in opposite sides of a rope are unequal due to friction. (c) FBDS of swing at an arbitrary instant. mg External forces Effective forces
A father builds a swing for his children. The swing consists of a board
attached to two ropes, as shown in Figure 3.17. The swing is mounted on a tree
branch, with the board 3.5 m below the branch. The diameter of the branch is 8.2
cm and the kinetic coefficient of friction between the ropes and the branch is 0.1.
After the swing is installed and his child is seated, the father pulls the swing back
10 and releases. What is the decrease in angle of each swing and how many
swings will the child receive before Dad needs to give another push?
Transcribed Image Text:A father builds a swing for his children. The swing consists of a board attached to two ropes, as shown in Figure 3.17. The swing is mounted on a tree branch, with the board 3.5 m below the branch. The diameter of the branch is 8.2 cm and the kinetic coefficient of friction between the ropes and the branch is 0.1. After the swing is installed and his child is seated, the father pulls the swing back 10 and releases. What is the decrease in angle of each swing and how many swings will the child receive before Dad needs to give another push?
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